Large glass formats, high weight, and delicate surfaces place unique demands on logistics in the flat glass industry. From raw glass delivery through internal handling and processing steps to the shipment of finished products, a well-coordinated logistics concept determines the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and quality of a production site.

Float glass cutting may sound straightforward, but it plays a decisive role in ensuring quality, efficiency, and safety throughout subsequent glass production processes. With its DSC cutting technology, LiSEC delivers a solution that not only automatically selects the optimal parameters but also reliably removes complex heat and solar control coatings - perfect for anyone looking to maximize production performance.

How is glass actually cut professionally? From the basics of cutting to the differences between single and laminated glass, all the way to modern automation solutions – this article provides you with a compact overview of the most important methods, technologies, and tips related to glass cutting.

Capture production data directly from the production line – without having to go through a PC? The LiSEC Mobile App offers a practical solution here: it enables digital feedback directly on site, thereby significantly simplifying the entire process.

How can an entire processing line be operated by just one operator? The new LiSEC SplitFin line with integrated sorting storage systems shows how intelligent automation and split processes can increase efficiency and ergonomics.